I decided to re-do the faces on my journal page. The first ones seemed too long, and just not my style. I really like taking a chance to re-do something and keep working on it until its what you want. Don't be afraid to keep painting, and painting over what you don't like. Another tip I have is to wait to the next day and look at your art with fresh eyes. Sometimes getting away from it for a little while helps you decide what you need to change or revise. This is created in my new journal from Strathmore. Happy painting!
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Thursday, July 22, 2010
Journal pages revised
I decided to re-do the faces on my journal page. The first ones seemed too long, and just not my style. I really like taking a chance to re-do something and keep working on it until its what you want. Don't be afraid to keep painting, and painting over what you don't like. Another tip I have is to wait to the next day and look at your art with fresh eyes. Sometimes getting away from it for a little while helps you decide what you need to change or revise. This is created in my new journal from Strathmore. Happy painting!
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I couldn't agree with you more on both topics. I used to be so afraid to put something down, until I realized that everything can be fixed if I don't like it. And that's exactly what I do when I'm struggling with a piece--put it away until the next day--what a difference that makes!
I recently had that experience with a chair I'm working on...I had to cover up what I had done twice! But in the end, I'm so happy that I did...because now it's just right. :-)
I too agree with you on both topics, these pages look really good!
I love these pages...their faces are great.
Hey Tara, Love love your new pieces and the journaling is wonderful. It is nice to come visit, it is always a pleasure!
have a beautiful weekend!
encantadora y happy
Ya..it's true how artist shouldn't be afraid of painting, repainting and just keep playing until the painting tells you to stop.
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